Garden Tap

HBC-52003

• Brass Garden Tap
• Use: Outdoor Garden
• Installation Type: Wall Mounted
• Valve Core Material: Brass
• Material: Brass Main Body
• Usage: Wash Basin +Washing Machine
• Color: Silvery White and Blue Handle
• Function: Control Flow Water
• Size:1/2 “,3/4”
• Product Name: Brass Tap
• Name: Washer Biccock
• Application: Water System
• Type: Quick Open
• Forged brass
• Sandblasted and nickel-plated.
• Media; Water; Seawater
• Max pressure;16 bar
• Temperature;-10-110℃
• ISO228/1 thread.

  1/4 Turn Bib cock

  Bibcock Size	1/2″,3/4″
  Bibbcok pressure	PN16
  Materials	HPB 57-3,CW617N, H58-3
  Standards	EN331, ISO228
  Working Temperature:	From 0℃ To +95 ℃
  Seat sealing Material:	PTFE
  Handle Material:	Aluminium
  Thread connection:	ISO228
  Certifications	CE, ISO9001

What is a Garden Tap?

A garden tap, also known as an outdoor tap or hose bib, is a plumbing fixture designed for outdoor use. It provides a convenient and accessible water source for various outdoor activities, such as watering plants, filling buckets or watering cans, and connecting hoses for gardening or cleaning purposes. Here are some key features and aspects of a garden tap:

1. Design: A garden tap is typically a simple and compact valve installed on an exterior wall or within a dedicated plumbing box. It consists of a handle or lever attached to a valve mechanism, which controls the water flow.

2. Connection: The tap is designed to accommodate hose connections and other outdoor water fixtures. It usually has a threaded outlet or spout where you can attach a hose or other water accessories using appropriate fittings.

3. Water Supply: The garden tap is connected to the main water supply line of a building or property. It allows for the controlled flow of water to the outdoor area, separate from the indoor plumbing system.

4. Shut-off Mechanism: The valve mechanism inside the garden tap enables you to turn the water supply on or off. By rotating the handle or lever, you can open or close the valve, controlling the flow of water.

5. Frost Protection: In regions where freezing temperatures are common, garden taps often have frost protection features. These may include built-in mechanisms that drain the water from the tap when it is turned off, preventing freezing and potential damage.

6. Installation: Garden taps can be installed at a convenient location in the outdoor area, ensuring easy access to water for various activities. They are typically connected to the main water supply line using appropriate plumbing techniques and materials.

7. Maintenance: Regular maintenance of a garden tap includes checking for leaks, cleaning or replacing washers or seals if necessary, and ensuring proper functioning of the shut-off mechanism.